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Stagnant Parties Don’t Deserve Your Time
The CPUSA, FRSO, PSL, and DSA are not identical, but all suffer from a palpable stagnancy.
Content that was originally published elsewhere.
The CPUSA, FRSO, PSL, and DSA are not identical, but all suffer from a palpable stagnancy.
Study the history of Mi’kma’ki. Study organization strategies. Form relationships with other groups and grow. Isolated actions done by individuals won’t resolve things. Convert spontaneity into a sustainable rising tide.
The correct response to the 2024 election is neither candidate. If the Democrats passively accrue left wing support in 2024, the election’s farcical nature will be entirely the U.S. Left’s responsibility for our failure to capitalize on the lessons wrought in the past four years.
The Atlantic Regional Communist Party (ARCP) explains why in 2024, almost 200 years after the publication of The Communist Manifesto, Marxism is as relevant as ever.
Comrade Khadija explains how she came to the decision that it was time for her to leave the CPUSA.
Comrade Birb details their reasons for leaving the CPUSA in November 2023 and gives an update on their current organizing efforts.
The newly formed Red Help ATX has published a statement on the liquidation of their Austin, Texas chapter of the CPUSA.
Online zionist rhetoric is distorting the definition of blood libel. What does the term really mean and how do present conversations damage conversations about antisemitic tropes?
Now, however, the wave of popular support for Palestine has forced these nations to move from de facto bans to de jure criminalization.
The PFLP denounces all attempts to downplay the significance of this momentous event and asks for those in the occupied territories to take up weapons and join the fight.
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